ROOT ELEVATORS NES-921

The NES-921 is a Warwick James-style straight dental root elevator designed for controlled removal of retained roots and fractured root tips. Its slender, straight working end provides predictable access in tight surgical sites, while the stainless steel construction ensures durability and safe sterilization.
The NES-921 belongs to the family of dental root elevators used routinely in oral surgery. This pattern is favored when clinicians need direct engagement with root fragments without excessive pressure on surrounding bone. The straight blade allows the operator to slide into the periodontal ligament space and apply gradual luxation forces, reducing trauma compared to forceps-only extraction.
Straight working end: Provides direct access to root tips and fragments, particularly in anterior regions or when bone coverage is minimal.
Slender blade profile: Seats cleanly into the ligament space, improving tactile feedback and minimizing displacement of adjacent tissue.
Ergonomic handle: Textured grip supports steady control during elevation, reducing hand fatigue in longer procedures.
German stainless steel construction: Corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and manufactured for repeated clinical use.
Precision finishing: Smooth surfaces aid visibility and cleaning, while the blade edges are honed for consistent engagement with root surfaces.
Clinically, the NES-921 is often selected when fractured root tips remain after forceps extraction or when retained roots must be elevated before removal. Its design helps apply controlled force without compromising alveolar bone integrity, which is especially important in cases where future implant placement is planned. The instrument’s balance between strength and finesse makes it reliable in both routine and complex oral surgery workflows.
Every surgical kit benefits from having a dependable straight elevator available, as it often becomes the instrument of choice for atraumatic root elevation. Add the NES-921 to your set today.